Sentence examples for link flight from inspiring English sources

However, to link flight to one of these advantages is difficult owing to technical and logistical difficulties.

Here, we report that cytonemes also link flight muscle progenitors (myoblasts) to disc cells and to the ASP, enabling myoblasts to relay signaling between the disc and the ASP.

Of particular relevance to this study, Hsu et al. 2013 linked flight activity at LAX with 1 min average PN concentrations.

For now linked flights are available only via Korean Air at (800) 43800000.

But these alliances were formed mainly to link airline flight systems so passengers could book flights to more destinations.

In fly-by-wire aircraft — in which the crew's control is through a computer rather than a direct mechanical link to flight control surfaces — one manufacturer, Airbus, interposes computer logic between the human and the machine.

What the public doesn't understand, he writes in "Fly by Wire," is the extent to which advances in aviation and digital technology have made pilots almost superfluous, perhaps even "the weak link in flight".

Alitalia says it wants to link its flights with KLM.

It will link Piedmont flights to T.W.A.'s international service out of Kennedy International Airport.

American Airlines, which has long been in an alliance with JAL linking their flight systems, reportedly has recruited two other alliance members, Qantas and British Airways, to help rescue the Japanese airline and fend off a competing offer from Delta.

A study by the Lancet, a leading medical journal, has looked at the link between flights and health, and in particular the dangers of venous thromboembolism (VTE), where a blood clot forms in a vein, often in the legs, and then moves to the lungs.